Cindini recently sent me a very nice reprint describing her jail break in Ashburn Georgia. Of particular note to this group Cindini tells us. "During the event a TV Interviewer's Jaw dropped when the Jail Museum officer went into the Glass case of the Museum's collection and took out a pair of Bean Patrolman placed them on me and handed Key to interviewer. I exited the room for about a minute and re entered handing her the pair of Beans opened"
http://www.handcuffs.org/images/cindini1.pdf
http://www.handcuffs.org/images/cindini2.pdf
Congratulations Cindini. Way to go!
Joe
Joe
Thank you!
It was a great time but I was starting to wonder for a bit since I was
1) Restrained by the County Coroner
2) Hung from Historic Gallows
3) Given my "Last Meal" lunch from the Last Meal Cafe
But, the expression on Interviewer's face when Beans are handed to her opened , Priceless!
I would like to also extend my gratitude to Santini for the invaluable advice he has shared with me over the years!
Rock on Steve!
Regards,
Cindi
Cindini recently sent me a very nice reprint describing her jail break in Ashburn Georgia. Of particular note to this group Cindini tells us. "During the event a TV Interviewer's Jaw dropped when the Jail Museum officer went into the Glass case of the Museum's collection and took out a pair of Bean Patrolman placed them on me and handed Key to interviewer. I exited the room for about a minute and re entered handing her the pair of Beans opened"
http://www.handcuffs.org/images/cindini1.pdf
http://www.handcuffs.org/images/cindini2.pdf
Congratulations Cindini. Way to go!
Joe
Nicely done. Certainly sounds like you impressed them!
Keep it up.
Stuart Burrell 17 Jun 2006
#4Cindini recently sent me a very nice reprint describing her jail break in Ashburn Georgia. Of particular note to this group Cindini tells us. "During the event a TV Interviewer's Jaw dropped when the Jail Museum officer went into the Glass case of the Museum's collection and took out a pair of Bean Patrolman placed them on me and handed Key to interviewer. I exited the room for about a minute and re entered handing her the pair of Beans opened"
http://www.handcuffs.org/images/cindini1.pdf
http://www.handcuffs.org/images/cindini2.pdf
Congratulations Cindini. Way to go!
Joe
Well done Cindini
Cindini recently sent me a very nice reprint describing her jail break in Ashburn Georgia. Of particular note to this group Cindini tells us. "During the event a TV Interviewer's Jaw dropped when the Jail Museum officer went into the Glass case of the Museum's collection and took out a pair of Bean Patrolman placed them on me and handed Key to interviewer. I exited the room for about a minute and re entered handing her the pair of Beans opened"
http://www.handcuffs.org/images/cindini1.pdf
http://www.handcuffs.org/images/cindini2.pdf
Congratulations Cindini. Way to go!
Joe
Thanks Y'all!
Photos up soon on website.
Day after Ashburn Jail (mentioned above) was Andersonville Civil War Prison then Milledgeville Insane Asylum and a gentle squirm from one of their Museum display strait jackets retired from days gone by.
Fun fun fun!
C
